The aim of the Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) is to identify sites with housing potential, make an assessment of their deliverability, and of how many dwellings could come forward and when. This will assist the Council in identifying the capacity of the borough to accommodate new housing development.
The SHLAA provides an evidence base of site potential to inform new planning policy documents. However, the inclusion of sites in the SHLAA should not be taken to imply that they will be allocated for development, or that the Council will consider planning applications favourably.
SHLAA Viability Study 2014
The Council commissioned consultants Peter Brett Associates to undertake a SHLAA Viability Study (2014). The study provides a more comprehensive and detailed 'achievability' assessments of sites in the 2012 SHLAA. The SHLAA Viability Study can be accessed by following the links below:
- download the SHLAA Viability Study 2014
- download the Revised Appendix E - High Level Site Assessments.
SHLAA 2012
The SHLAA 2012 report is supplemented by a technical Appendix 1 which provides a schedule of individual sites and their assessment.
Plus the following maps:
- download the SHLAA 2012 map guide
- download the Central Telford sites
- download the East Telford sites
- download the Edgmond sites
- download the High Ercall sites
- download the Ironbridge sites
- download the Lawley sites
- download the Lightmoor sites
- download the Lilleshall sites
- download the Newport sites
- download the North East Telford sites
- download the North West Telford sites
- download the Sambrook sites
- download the Tibberton sites
- download the Waters Upton sites
- download the Wellington sites
- download the Wrockwardine sites.
Last updated: 06/05/2022 11:35
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